Organization users and user groups in Organization Command Center (Preview)
Snowflake introduced organization users and user groups in public preview within the Organization Command Center.
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Snowflake introduced organization users and user groups in public preview within the Organization Command Center.
Snowflake released CoCo Desktop v1.25.0, delivering faster and more stable execution for dbt workflows.
Snowflake introduced HTML reports in public preview, allowing users to create, generate, and share self-contained report artifacts in Snowsight and CoWork.
Snowflake added a background boolean parameter to CORTEX_AGENT_RUN and CODING_AGENT tools in its managed MCP server to enable non-blocking, pollable agent executions.
On-demand table creation for catalog-linked databases is now generally available.
CoCo automations are now generally available and are no longer in Preview . Automations let you schedule recurring, unattended CoCo runs that execute in a Snowflake-managed sandbox. Each run creates a Cortex thread that you can open to inspect the agent's messages, tool calls, and results.
Open Data Sharing is now generally available and is no longer in Preview .
Level of detail (LOD) expressions are now in preview for semantic views. An LOD expression calculates a value at a grain that's different from the query grain. You can use LOD expressions to:
With this release, you can read and write Apache Iceberg™ tables managed by another Snowflake account without creating, storing, or rotating secrets. This capability is generally available through catalog integrations for Snowflake Horizon Catalog. The accounts access the same table data without copying it.
Snowflake introduced a public preview of DEFINE SECRET and environment variables for DCM Projects, enabling declarative secret management and parameter masking.
Cortex Training is now available in preview, allowing users to customize open-weight LLMs using a serverless service within Snowflake.
Horizon Iceberg REST Catalog telemetry is generally available, logging external query engine HTTP API calls to Snowflake account event tables.
Snowflake has released updates for its Data Clean Rooms product.
Snowflake released CoCo Desktop v1.23.1, introducing a dedicated agent settings page and reducing approval prompts.
The following OpenAI models are now in public preview in AI Functions:
The Streamlit in Snowflake container runtime is now generally available in the People's Republic of China. This allows users to run Streamlit applications on Snowpark Container Services compute pools in that region.
The Request Access feature in Workspaces is now generally available, allowing users to request access to resources directly within the interface.
The openai-gpt-6.1-terra model is now in public preview in Cortex Inference (REST API) and AI Functions.
The new COPY = ( ... ) parameter for CREATE OR REPLACE statements allows users to automatically carry over comments, tags, and privileges from an existing object to its replacement.
Snowflake Cortex Code (CoCo) now supports generally available continuous and bulk file loading. Users can define file loading requirements to trigger Snowpipe pipelines for new files or COPY INTO commands for existing files, targeting standard or Iceberg tables.
Cloning databases that contain hybrid tables is now generally available in the same Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud commercial regions where hybrid tables are available.
With this preview release, Autopilot is available for sensitive data classification. Autopilot lets Snowflake manage classification timing, reclassification schedules, and minimum object age to optimize performance and cost.
CoCo Desktop v1.23.0 improves session organization and enables Snowflake Managed MCP servers across all accounts.
Snowflake has introduced a preview for task graph management, including centralized configuration, non-suspending pipeline updates, and conditional execution based on upstream outcomes.
Snowflake has introduced ingress policies in preview, allowing users to admit or block requests by combining multiple conditions into a single policy.
Skill and plugin sharing in CoCo has moved from Preview to General Availability.
The Declarative Feature Store workflow is now generally available. Define your feature store resources (entities, data sources, feature views, and feature groups) as version-controlled YAML or Python specs, then preview and deploy them with the snow feature CLI using a plan-and-apply workflow.
Starting October 20, 2026, Cortex Fine-tuning will no longer support the creation of new fine-tuned models in AWS US East 1 (N. Virginia).
With this release, the following Trust Center reports are generally available. These reports require Enterprise Edition or higher .
With this release, Snowflake-provided tags are generally available. These out-of-the-box tags in the SNOWFLAKE.TAGS schema give you a consistent vocabulary for common governance use cases, including cost center, certification status, sensitivity, environment, and project, without creating and maintaining equivalent tags in each account.
We are pleased to announce the preview of Tools for Cortex AI Gateway, which connects AI clients to the business tools your organization already uses through the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Supported clients include CoCo Desktop, CoCo CLI, Claude, and Cursor.
With this release, we're pleased to announce the general availability of schema variables.
The grok-4.7 and glm-5.3 models are now available in Public Preview in AI Functions, Cortex Inference, Cortex Agents, Snowflake CoWork, and Snowflake CoCo.
With this release, Openflow endpoints are now generally available for Snowflake deployments and Bring Your Own Cloud (BYOC) deployments. You can create stable HTTPS URLs that route external HTTP requests to Listen processors in your Openflow runtimes.
Cortex AI Gateway is now available to accounts in Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform (GCP) commercial regions, and in the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Asia Pacific (New Zealand) region.
Data mirroring for Snowflake Postgres is now generally available. Data mirroring continuously replicates tables from a Snowflake Postgres instance into a Snowflake database with minimal lag. Inserts, updates, deletes, and schema changes on the source appear on the target automatically, without ETL pipelines, batch jobs, or third-party connectors.
Centralized event sharing for Snowflake Native Apps is now generally available. Providers can use event routing tables to route application telemetry from multiple regions to centralized destination accounts.
Document generation in Snowflake CoWork is now generally available and is no longer in Preview . You can ask Snowflake CoWork to generate a PDF, a Word document ( .docx ), a PowerPoint presentation, or an HTML file from your analysis. Generation requires the Cortex Agent code execution tool on the associated agent.
The gemini-4-argon model is now available in Public Preview in AI Functions with AI_COMPLETE.
With this release, sensitive data classification provides more specific error messages when automatic classification fails.
CoCo Desktop v1.21.7 lets the agent manage your automations and makes MCP connections easier to control:
You can now share a Streamlit in Snowflake app directly with a user, not only with a role. In the Share Streamlit app window, search by username and select a permission level. If the user lacks USAGE on the app's database and schema, you can grant it from the same window. The user is notified in Snowsight, and by email if their email address is verified.
We're introducing Horizon Context in preview. Horizon Context extends Horizon Catalog with metadata from external systems and new ways to curate descriptions and preserve lineage, helping people and AI agents discover and understand data across your organization.
You can now use SQL to register, modify, and remove named workload identities for a service user. Each workload identity has its own name and provider settings. A user can have up to 10 workload identities by default.
With this release, the Snowsight interface for tags and data protection policies is generally available. These areas require Enterprise Edition or higher .
Agentic Marketplace Discovery is now available in public preview. On the public Snowflake Marketplace Discover page in Snowsight, you can switch between Agentic discovery and Marketplace search . Describe what you need to CoCo to find and compare matching listings, or search for providers and listings directly.
Stable egress IP addresses are now generally available on Azure and are no longer in Preview . You can generate Snowflake egress IP address ranges (as CIDR addresses) and add them to an external server's allowlist so that Snowflake can make requests to that server.
The claude-haiku-5-5 model is now available in Public Preview in the Cortex REST API.
The zero-copy integration between Workday Data Cloud and Snowflake is now generally available. You can query Workday Data Cloud tables directly from your existing Snowflake account, without ETL pipelines, data replication, or moving data out of Workday.
The kimi-k3 model is now available in Public Preview in AI Functions and the Cortex REST API.
Data lineage now includes the following relationships:
The openai-gpt-6.1-sol model is now available in Public Preview in Cortex AI.
Enforcing CoCo policy with Mobile Device Management (MDM) is now available in preview. Administrators can deliver account restrictions, allowed authentication methods, and minimum version requirements for CoCo CLI and CoCo Desktop through a macOS configuration profile, Windows Group Policy or Intune, or managed-settings.json .
The Cortex Agent code execution tool is now generally available. The code execution tool is a built-in tool that enables an agent to execute code during a conversation, so your agents can run scripts to process data, perform calculations, and produce visualizations.
Observability for Cortex Agents in a Snowflake Native App now includes the following capabilities:
Migration of gen 1 Openflow deployments and runtimes to gen 2 is now generally available. From the Openflow UI, you can convert an existing gen 1 deployment ( OPENFLOW DATA PLANE INTEGRATION ) and all of its runtimes ( OPENFLOW RUNTIME INTEGRATION ) into gen 2 OPENFLOW DEPLOYMENT and OPENFLOW RUNTIME objects, with standard Snowflake RBAC on the resulting...
Remote app operations for Snowflake Native Apps are now generally available.
The following updates are now available in Snowflake Data Clean Rooms:
The claude-sonnet-5-5 model is now available in Public Preview in Cortex AI Functions and the Cortex REST API.
With this Public Preview release, you can use ATTACH MASKING POLICY in DCM Projects definition files to declaratively assign a masking policy to one or more columns in tables, Apache Iceberg™ tables, views, or dynamic tables. DCM Projects manages the masking policy attachment throughout its deployment lifecycle.
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